Workshops
Past Workshops
AI Safety: A Domain-Focused Approach to Anticipating Harm
June 24-25, 2024
New York City
CASMI, with support from The Rockefeller Foundation, hosted a meeting to explore issues of safety and harm related to artificial intelligence in a more specific set of ways. The goal was to bring together thought leaders in three areas: Medicine, Law, and Journalism, to discuss issues of the impact of AI on their fields. Read our full report.
Operationalizing the Measure Function of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework
October 16-17, 2023
Washington, D.C.
CASMI co-hosted this workshop with two other organizations: the Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society (TRAILS) and the Federation of American Scientists (FAS). The goal was to support expansion of the Measure function of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF). Read a recap.
Sociotechnical Approaches to Measurement and Validation for Safety in AI
July 18-19, 2023
CASMI convened a range of scholars from academia, industry, and government to discuss how to meaningfully operationalize safe, functional AI systems by focusing on measurement and validity in the AI pipeline. Read a recap.
Toward a Safety Science of AI
January 19-20, 2023
CASMI brought together researchers, practitioners and thought leaders in a collaborative, two-day workshop to define and refine an approach Toward a Safety Science of AI. The goal of the workshop is a deliverable that articulates a definition of AI safety and the next steps for research necessary to establish a robust safety science for the field. Read a recap of the event, as well as our white paper.
Best Practices in Data-Driven Policing
June 23-24, 2022
The two-day workshop functioned as a forum for facilitating interdisciplinary conversations focused on the concerns and benefits of data-driven policing, as well as best practices for developing and implementing data-driven policing technologies. Read a recap.
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